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Posted by @yunikeuu on February 23, the meme highlighted Sunghoon's affection for Jake while hinting at daily teasing for another member, with fans debating if it targeted Jungwon or Sunoo. Sunoo supporters shared clips of Jake and Sunghoon doting on him, like feeding and hugging moments, while JakeHoon fans countered with fresh Weverse Live teasings and fanart. Amid the back-and-forth, some urged peace, reminding everyone of the group's strong brotherly bonds.

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A fun 'group as lawyers' meme cast Sunghoon as soft for Jake but teasing someone else, splitting fans into playful shipping battles.

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The K-pop group announced their seventh mini-album, THE SIN: VANISH, set for January 16, 2026, with pre-orders starting December 15 across 18 versions like Forbidden and Storm. On Weverse, Jay shared his excitement, calling it 'crazy' with structures and ideas that give him goosebumps, and described the title track as 'an entire movie you can listen to.' Fans are rallying with vows to push it to Billboard 200's top spot, cherishing the members' pride after months of work following June's DESIRE: UNLEASH.

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ENHYPEN's Jay just listened to their new album's final version and couldn't hide his chills—even though they made it themselves.

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The Valentine's Day photo, posted Thursday by @dyingscribe with a 'Caption this' prompt, shows dad resembling grown-up Harry Potter in round glasses and arm tats, mom channeling a chola Hermione with space buns and bold ink, and their baby in a tiny LA hat. Replies blended Potter lore with Chicano slang, like 'Harry Vato and the Foo Who Must Not Be Named, ese' and 'Hector Potter and the Prisoner of San Quentin.' Some speculated it features @terpsnob559 and his family, known for lowrider snaps and kid pics, while a few Potter fans noted the non-canon pairing and griped about the faux backdrop amid California's drought.

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A tattooed South LA couple and their baby posed in matching Dodgers caps against a glittery heart backdrop, sparking a wave of clever Harry Potter mashups.

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A man described as Muslim armed with a large kitchen knife wreaked havoc in Spain, prompting a police chase.

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Marty Supreme, directed by Josh Safdie in his solo debut, crossed $147 million worldwide, surpassing Everything Everywhere All at Once’s $143 million. The film earned $93 million domestically and $54 million overseas, marking A24’s priciest production at $60-70 million. Inspired by real ping-pong champ Marty Reisman, it follows Chalamet’s hyperkinetic turn as a driven player navigating glory and personal lows, now hitting digital platforms amid Oscar buzz and fan memes over emotional scenes like a raw floor collapse.

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Timothée Chalamet’s ping-pong powerhouse just smashed records, topping A24’s box office charts with a gritty tale of ambition and faded dreams.

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Japanese biologist Yoshinori Ohsumi won the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering autophagy, the process where cells break down and recycle damaged components to survive stress like fasting. Research shows autophagy ramps up after 12-24 hours without food, peaking around 72 hours, aiding cell renewal, reducing inflammation, and supporting metabolic health. Shared widely during Ramadan—which began around February 18—posts connect the science to longstanding Muslim, Hindu, and folk fasting traditions, though experts caution it's no cancer cure and advise consulting doctors for safety.

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As millions reach day five of Ramadan fasting, a post about Yoshinori Ohsumi's Nobel Prize for cellular self-eating has drawn huge attention. It spotlights how the body recycles damaged parts during nutrient scarcity.

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In their MLS season opener Saturday night, the Red Bulls beat host Orlando City 2-1 behind a first-half brace from forward Julian Hall, who netted in the 8th and 40th minutes off passes from Emil Forsberg and 16-year-old Adri Mehmeti. New coach Michael Bradley made history by starting three 17-or-younger players—Hall, Mehmeti, and defender Matthew dos Santos—in a regular-season match, with Mehmeti impressing in midfield. Orlando scored late through Tiago Carvalho, but the visitors held on thanks to solid defense and keeper Ethan Horvath, sparking locker-room celebrations and excitement for American soccer's rising talents.

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Seventeen-year-old Julian Hall scored twice on debut, celebrating like a pro as his New York Red Bulls teammates mobbed him in Orlando.

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